September 2026: How we turned it around
September finished 14.71 units down from 117 picks, minus 12.6 per cent. It is the worst month this system has had in a long time, and you deserve a proper account of it rather than a shrug. What went wrong. The new European seasons changed the market faster than the system adjusted. Teams had new squads and very little recent form, and the bookmakers priced those games tightly. Two things kept happening. Favourites on the minus one line won by a single goal, so the stake only came back. Seventeen stakes came back this month, most of them that way. And the bigger prices simply stopped landing. Bets at 2.00 or more lost 16.71 units from 54 picks. Everything below 2.00 was in profit. From the running high of 454.4 units on 26 August the total fell to 424.8 on 26 September, a drop of 29.6 units. That is the deepest fall in the system's history and I am not going to pretend otherwise. The low itself came two days into the new card, as the first couple of slips under the new rules ...